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Handpainted Silk Tallit: A Treasured Gift

A common Bar or Bat Mitzvah gift, the Jewish tallit is to be treated with respect and worn for many years, if not a lifetime. Be sure to peruse the beautiful, hand-painted silk tallit for yourself, your wife or that very special young lady in your life. Learn more about tallit in Symbolism of the Tallit

Beautiful Hand Painted Women's Silk Tallit by Nicole Curl and Jan Marie Lanier

Each of the women's silk tallit in our collection begins as white silk. After the design is conceived, the silk is stretched and gutta is used to create the design. Liquid French dyes and watercolor techniques bring our garments to life. After the dyes are set, gold or silver accents are applied by hand. The Atarah is added to the neckband and tzizzits are tied to the four corners of the tallis.

This unique process promises that no two pieces will be exactly alike. Your prayer shawl will be completely unique. Each silk tallit comes complete with a matching kippah, tallit clips, and coordinating tallis bag. Read more about Nicole Curl and Jan Marie Lanier below.

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Sort by:   Artist    Price   Jerusalem Women's Silk Tallit in Blues $210.00 Jerusalem Women's Silk Tallit in Blues/Peach $210.00 Jerusalem Women's Silk Tallit in Earthtones $210.00 Watercolor Tallit in Blues $210.00 Watercolor Tallit in Earthtones $210.00 Handpainted Celebration Women's Silk Tallit $215.00 Handpainted Celebration Women's Silk Tallit $215.00 Old City of Jerusalem Women's Silk Tallit $215.00 Four Matriarchs Women's Silk Tallit $225.00 Four Matriarchs Women's Silk Tallit $225.00 Custom Tie-Dyed Women's Tallit $230.00   Bios of Nicole Curl and Jan Marie Lanier Nicole Curl was born in Lyon, France (silk wearing center of Europe) and studies her art at the Ateliers Creatifs. While in Paris, Nicole furthered her pursuit of silk painting in Europe. After traveling throughout the world, Nicole married an American and settled in Southern California. Nicole's designs have been accepted in the prestigious juried competitions throughout the country. Jan Marie Lanier was born in Detroit, Michigan and grew up in North Florida. After receiving degrees in marketing and design from Florida State University, Jan soon discovered a love for silk painting. This passion led her to the silk weavers in China and to the silk painters of Paris. Jan has lectured at many art schools across the country and has been recognized as one of the prominent silk painters in the United States.